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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
AYERS
Cherry PectoraI

Is not new claimant for popular conf
lence, but Il medicine which is to-day
saving the lives of the third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered to the public.
There Is not Il household in which this
Invaluable remedy has once been in
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there is not person
who has ever given it a proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible of cure, who has not been made
well by it,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In nunbcrless instances, cured obstinate
eases of chronic Bronchitis, LaryEgitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t is Il
medicine that only requires TO be taken in
small doses, is pleasant TO the taste, and is
needed in every house where there are
children, rs there is nothing so good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membercd by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectora!,
PREPARED BY
DR.. +. G. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists,
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startling but True.

WILLS POINT, Texas, December ], 1885.
After suffering for more than three years
with disease of the throat and lunes, goi
SO low last spring, was entirely unable to
do rnytbing, aud my cough was SO bad
scarcely slept any at night. My Druggist
Mr.. H, +. Goodnight, sent me trial bottle
OF DIR, BOSANKO'S COUGH AND LUNG
SYRUP. found relief, and after using SIX
Al 100 bottles, / was entirely cured. j. M
WELDEN. sample bottle cents at O. T.
Hainxannan,R
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

NOOD NURSES GAN ALWAYS BE OBJ.
VI tained at the Directory for Nurses, 237
South Spring street, from IL to IL, 80 to $3.50
and p. Il. to 7 A. n. MISS G. STAPFER.
jei7 I'm
NJhS. NJ. q. MARSHALL, IEACHrk AND
M practitioner OF Metaphysical Science
or Christian Healing, room ID, Is South
Main street, Forster Block. az
f. BIGFOED, DIVINE HEALER.
"A. Cures hopeless cases OF consumption
and hemorrhages, restores the paraiyzed
and cures rheumatism and all manner OF
acute and chronic diseases. The science OF
self-cure taught to patients free, so they
may always be well and have no more doc.
tor bills TO pay. Ottice-Roon 0, NO. IL
West First street. m9-lm
INk, A. n. UE CAiLHOL. AJUUUCHEUk,
~ and Surgeon. Ofice and residence 2G3
Temple street. When desired, lady patients
are boarded during treatment of diseases
peculiar TO their, ex. au3-ti
RARS. DR.. G. E. SMITH, (FORMEkLY MRS.
ltl Beurcey,) has removed her residence,
I45 Bellevue avenue, near Montreal stI Get,
and will make a specially OF midwifery.
Ladies' wishing to be cared for can be &C.
commodated at her house. Orders promptly
after ded TO. Jel5t
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TAs ns.1 ass. 0...s.zslae ~ p
This b . stirring item Of r.ilrdld news enl
it b sed-~e - 6e,a<12Aori,y Major IS
Cru called a, \ 5 f16anr ot,ce MI
morlt.s and orme NJ ~ ~ Gaiue.vn'e,
TaN1k aasee - weSes~soE ailrsA will b -
ished in year. He b himself the contractor 70
build the whole line. and this is guarantees hat
the work will be done - he states. for his repu'
taiion for energy and reliability and uniform
success in his undertakings places him 10 thu
front rank u railroad men. The surveying
'cospsrnow m the held running - nearly .
direct line - possible. and will reach TAllahas-
zee about the first Of June. The work of grad
ing will be commenced within sixty days from
now, and will be pushed TO quick completion.
Major GFuelle expresses entire confidence In
the prompt construction Of the Birmingham,
Georgia and Florida Road, which will come
here TO meet his line from Gainesville, and thus
complete the grand route through the central
South to the Northwest. II b needless to say
that the benefits to result from the opening OF
this route are all that might be anticipated from
any railroad enterprise that could he devised.
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There b one man In our city who can tell
more about Florida in Territorial days and her
great men. than any other man in East Florida
That man n Hon. Thomas T. Russell. whose
history dates back 70 the old Territorial days OF
Florida, when In st. Augustine he was one Of
the prominent leaders Of the old Wing party.
and leading editor Of that city. He is among
the last (or the old stock 10 almost gomez histor
Ical characters of the Ancient City, and can tell
more about the prominent men Of this day than
any man living. Mr.. Russell has been honored
several times with seat in our Legislature. We
think that Brother Russell owes It 70 the State
20 write up Q history Of the past by % doing
much that 10 valuable - history could be pre-
served.-Ralatka Herald. '.' aa ,
The new hotel and depot ct Bombay have
been completed and are ready for use. Bombay
a one Of the new towns on the Pensacola 4
Atlantic Railroad and u surrounded by good
farming lands The location of the court house
Of Holmes ct this place 10 being talked of by the
citizens of the county, and whether 1t IL ever
located there or not, We predict for the town Q
vigorous prosperity in few yearss-DsFbnsak
Oritie e
New York has an elephant in the shape Of
In nsw Capitol At every session Of the Lsgis.
latnrs . ftesh appropriation b demanded and
voted Sor DE- continuance Of the work. I'll now
shouxhs DIST n The eostact ofdnibhing the struc-
surs were gism to pracsicsl bailder, t360o,0eo
wou;d suzacs 70 pay all the bills, and msks the
sntirs cost 90 100000.
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afnesville Advocate.1


Episcopal C00ncA1.
The forty fourth annual council of the Epis.
copAl church for the diocese of Florida met at
Holy Trinity church yesterday morning. Bishop
Weed presiding: Seventy deIegates-lay and
clerical-responded TO roll call during the day,
thus making this council the largest one ever
held in the State and . finer looking body Of
men is seldom ever seen in convention. Repre-
sentative men from all parts Of the State
,hronged our streets during the day between the
session of the council, and frequent and uumer-
Gus were their expressions Of delight and sur
our city, the condition OF the church here and
the cordially Of their reception by our citizens
generally As Is usual In such cases the dele
gates are being entertained at the houses of our
citizens instead Of at the hotels.
The business transacted by the council yes
terday was Of . routine nature, the most import
ant perhaps being the address of the Bishop, in
the nature Of Q message to the council, wherein
was enumerated the progression of and acces-
sions to the church, both spiritual and temporal,
during the past year, with numerous suggestions
and recommendations relating to the changes in
concerns of the diocese
Bishop Weed eniertains most hopeful and en-
couraging views upon the affairs OF the church
10 Florida, and appears 10 be just the kind of q
man to infuse new life and blood into the dor
mant condition in which he found the church
upon his arrival in the State last year. The real
business OF Inc council Will not begin until this
morning. The various standing committees
were appointed yesterday, including committee
on canons, education, finance, &c After the
adjournment last night, the Diocesan Board of
Missions met and transacted little routine bu-
siness. Following is q list of the clergy in At
tendance:
Revs. ]. ]. Scott, Pensacola; r. H. Weller,
Jacksonville; W. 81. Carter, Tallahassee C. 8.
Williams, Palatka; g. s. Snowden, Oliver Tay-
Tor, Orange Park z. A. Cay. Mandarin w. q.
Mines. Zellwood; J H. Weddell, Tampa s. B.
Carpenter, Sanford; w. ]. O'Brien Fairbanks ;
VIM. Wilson, Cedar Key; F. R Holeman,
Longwood; c. A. Apple, Apaschicola; E. L.
Droun. ST. Augustine; n. B: Harris, Madison
B. G. White. Jacksonville; j. B. C. Beaubien,
Leesburg; R T. Roche. Monticello; ]. R Bick-
nell. jacksonville; c. E McDougal, Milton; G..
B. Wilmer, Ocals; A. w. knight, Jacksonville
c. D. Barbour. Orlando; @. H. Ward, Crescent
City; G. 8. FI,zhugh, Barlow; w. A. Noyes,
Eustis; c. M. Sturges, F.rnaudina; B. n. Brai-
den, DeLand, and Rev. Turquard
Rev. r. Fl. Weller was elected secretary, and
Rev. j. r Bcknell assistant.
Want Of space prevents our giving list oil
laymen in attendance.
The council expects to adjourn Friday.
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There il no reason TO doubt the early con.
struction Of at least, the portion Of the above
road between Tallahassee and Gulf waters. The
bill introduced by Senator Oman on the 9Th,
and which passed the Senate On the 9th and the
House on the 10th, provides forfeiture Of fran
chises of the original Page charter unless con-
struction shall be begun within three months
from the LIST day of June proximo, and the work
completed " ithin eighteen months James d.
Ball, Esq, OF New York, well known to many
OF our citizens, and who represents the interests
of New York capitalists in the road, is in ITALIA
hassee, and expresses himself As confident that
il will be built in compliance with the condi-
lions of the bill, of which the following is the
text:
SECTION l. That section of said act entitled
an act granting aid for the construction Of the
ThomasvilIe, Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad,
approved February z. A. D. 1888, rs amended by
an act entitled an act to amend section OF an
aca entitled an act granting aid for the cOnstruc-
ton of the Townsville, Tallahassee and Cult
amended so a. to read as follows:
SECTION 4 That the provisions of this act shall
vest no rights in the said Townsville, ITALIA
hassee and Gulf Railroad Company to the lands
hereby granted, unless the construction OF said
road shall be commenced within three months
from the LIST day Of June, 1887. and at least five
miles OF said road be completed within SIX
months thereafter, and no benefit shall be de-
rived On account of any part of the road con.
structed after one year from the time hereby dx-
ed for the completion of said five miles.
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Tke1-sjsss.s wSsakiy. Esc.
The amount q work now being done in the
FLoRDrAx once b very large. for besides issu-
ing two dailies and the weekly with Supplement.
there 10 much other printing. - legislative bills.
book forms. etc. etc. The sws dailiss ars the
Journals" Of the Senate and House. each one
containing an average of much more than the
amount Of reading matter in the ordinary pro-
vincial daily. To accomplish all this . ssrong
force Of excellent printers toll night and day,
standing 1t their cases seventeen hours # the
twenty-Gsur Tor Successive days when this work
ing Legislature poun in copy upon them In
the press room the work is mot les severe the en-
CINE rarely being cold. and the rising sun some-
times putting out the lights that burned from
sunset, while the presses ratified the whole night
through, 70 continue their chatter the ensuing
day The FLoRIDIAN press room gang cannot
be excelled for steady attention TO work and the
cheerful perseverance, with which they stick 10
ii, no matter how exacting. 1t may be remarked
that the time of work in the editorial room is
about as long as in other departments Of the e.
tablishment, and the eyelids Of the proof readers
are often heavy with unslept sleep I" when the
small hours are growing larger As the night wsnes
toward the morning. However and notwith-
standing they are worked % hard the FLoRrDIAN
force rather enjoy it, and beg that the LegislA-
ture will not adjourn solely on their account
and they are even prepared TO turn on forcs yet
in reserve ~ the legislators turn cut work more
rapidly in the closing weeks Of the session.
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Hon. John ID. BrOome, of DeLand, was ap-
pointed Judge Of the Seventh Judicial District,
by His Excellency, Governor Perry, and was
confirmed BY the Senate on Wednesday last.
The Governor could not have made better se-
lection. Judge Broome is wen known in this
part of the State, and for integrity, candor and
sound judgment, has no superior. His legal
acumen and sagacity are equal to any lawyer in
the State. That he will be fearless in the dis
charge of his duties and mete out justice to all
parties. will never be brought into question.
Look out o6enders-"a new (b)Broome sweeps
clean" We congratulate him upon the honor
which has been conferred--DsLeon Springs
Courier.
"A number Of newspapers printed the absurd
story yesterday that Secretary Lamar would not
attend the dinner given by the President to
Queen Kapiolani because of the royal lady's
color Mr.. Lamar did not attend the dinner
last evening, but his absence was due to illness,
certified by his physician. Mr.. Lamar Is gen.
tleman Of rare intelligence and culture and his
prejudices are few. 1t 10 remembered that when
Mr.. Bruce, the distinguished colored gentle
man, occupied seat in the Senate from Missis-
at the hands Of his colleague, Mr.. Lamar. In
fact he had no better friend In Washington.
What nonsense to say that u man of Mr.. La
mars intelligence would decline TO attend .
banquet given to dusky Hawaiian queen on
account Of color prejudice Nv r World
The United States flagship Richmond, bearing
the flag of Rear Admiral Luce, arrived At Key
West, from Curacao. ::on the 9Th instant, and is
expected 70 remain there ten days. The crew
is being exercised for the drills which will take
place in Hampton Roads toward the close OF the
month. The exercises will include firing, both
with small arms and great guns, at targets e.
tablished on shore 1t b expected that the
whole North Atlantic squadron will rendezvous
at Hampton Roads on the Goth.
The excursion of the Walkatomlca 70 st.
Marks on Sunday last was quite largely attend
cd by citizens and members Of the Legislature
and oil express themselves a. having had de-
lightfal time. We regret to note Ia this con-
nection that Captain Slusser has found It neces-
sary to devote the services of his boat to the ex
cursion business further south-having decided
10 ply between Charlotte Harbor and Punta
Rassa However. she 10 mot gone for good.
and though lost to sight, to memory dear"
Thomas L. Wilson, who was appointed
State Attorney Of the Sixth judicial Circuit
during this week, has . large circle Of Tallahas.
see friends who rejoice at his selection. Mr..
Wilson, perhaps, the youngest State
Attorney In Florida, being but twenty four
years Of age. His legal attainments and tine
judicial mind. make the appointment an emil
nenaly lifting one, and the FLoNDIAM b safe in
predicting brilliant future for the young man.
Owing to sbertness 81 funds The 81. Louis
pablo schools will bs slossa. Jaas 70 To- the
summer. and the teachers saspsudsA without
pay. New orisana MUCK ahdssd = ale i, dos
bettsr than thatN, o. ApsN ''' ,,,s, - ,'8
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The friends Of the above named gentleman
will be pleased TO learn that he has been ap'
pointed and confirmed by the Esnaae. Judge Of
this, the Secsod Judicial Circuit. He b . most
excellent gentleman, and capable and efncieni
ofaeaal. He was born In 1915. IN Logan county
Kentucky, and came to Florida In 1887. He
he's been Mayer Of Tallahassee, . msmbsr Of
both branches Of the Legislature. Register Of
Public Lands. Superintendent Of Public Ins.ruc-
ton, Judge Of the Supreme Count. Governor Of
Florida, and In 1879 IVES appointed By Cover
nor Drew Judge Of the Second Circuit. which
position be has since held TO The entire satsfac-
Hon Of thapsopls. Hh rs-appoinlmsat Was *
pectsd, and ths SENATE prompsly ooenSmsd the
ominstion:-M oitioells OtasIjtsstion.
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jacksonville Herald.l
Omcers Elected BY the Episcopal
COumcil.
The Episcopal council which closed its annual
session in Gainesville Friday, will hold its next
annual convention in Jacksonville.
The following are the various officers elected
Treasurer, q. B. Benedict; registrar, Dr. A. 8.
Baldwin.
Standing Committee-Reys c. 8. Williams,
R. II. Weller, r. B. Durham, Messra ]. j. Dan
iel, 3. A. Swami and r D. knight.
Finance COmmittee-Re vs. J. H. Weddell, B.
G. White, Messrs. ]. N. c. Stockton and w. E.
Anderson.
Board of Missions-Revs- J. r. Bicknell, g. B.
Carpenter and w. II. Carter and Mr.. j. J. Daniel
Deputies TO general convention-Revs. J. j.
Scott, G. 8. Williams, 6. B. Carpenter and Messrs.
H. E. Dotterer, G.. r. Fairbanks and d. G..
Amber.
Rev. A. w. Knight and Messrs. Schuyler and
Hutchinson were elected to fill the vacancies on
the board Of missions.
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Grady, OF the Atlanta Constitution, Burke
Of the New Orleans Times. Democrat and Belo,
of the Galveston Neses. have bought the New
York Scar, and will make II henceGorth live
Democratic paper 10 full sympathy with the i'd
ministration and especially devoted to the inter.
eats Of the South. A better cause ,conh not b.
champIousd By beltsx mon, and vA with ths
new enterprise and lts projectors iull measure
d ~ saocsg they 70 Abandsntiy Deserve
Ralakka Nssss. - - ''''s'
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n ordiassy bin 81 fsrselosurs Sor n. -
~ Der o. the balance Of the mos,.py.st
which may remain unpaid after - - = go
mos'esGed premises. b personal der =:
Decree revefsed.
Wan q Lnrman. Tor appellants; Susrsu.-
Sparkman. a. c. AsciasIane, Coz apoell.s a,s &
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-12

The following Combinations were made by
the Senate ON Tuesday:
Christian Black. Sheriff of Clay county.
William Wilson, Collector Of Revenue of Clay
county.
J. T. Copeland, County Judge Of Clay county
Isadore O'Neal, Collector Of Revenue Of Nassau
county.
T. J. Branning, Collector of Revenue of Clay
county.
r. r. Ximanes. Assessor of Taxes for st. Johns
county.
D. L. Denham, Collector Revenue for st. Johns
county.
Thomas Y. Watts, Sheriff of Washington county
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tne proposed capital ssock q $AvS9sV0 s1sAi NV
been subscribed in shno1afse1O each, and to
esrct in Jacksonvills IN expedition building COW
ering over an acre Of ground In which IN ex-
hibition Of Florida products shall continue from
December to Asyevsrj var. Thus de expo
sition building win BE- grand Example room"
in which esch county can display specimens Of
the products Of In Industries tn wild beasts,
birds and Hshes, Id woods. its plants. fruits and
flowers. geological specimens. etc. The enter
prise includes among in advocates and acsivs
members many prominsnt citizens. and It will
doubles be carried out very successfully,
but q yet greater degree Of success may be a.
sured if the Legislature viii make moderate pro-
vision, to be disburssd In the way OF aiding
counties TO keep up their exhibits. In future
issue We shall publish the lengthy prospectus
of the association, crowded out OF to-day's paper
DR.. James H Paine, one Of Jacksonville's most
enterprising citizens is in Tallahassee IN the in
terest Of the Company.
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geolos - -
tiss, IL sseA
ideas Of the n.
none bat wesI
,sdasn.as" Non ECARy.
he regards - modS
h remarkAble In . man
In an expenditure - thsS
aration Of q botanical COLI
an amount which would no" .U0lst.
greater service to the State i'd 9ssSs1
is material resources II applied
survey.
Mr.. Cursiss seems to think that AMI,
are NO mountains In Florida there n.
eral treasures here. He seems not 10 kn0
the deposits Of the vast wealth Of the fertilizak
of the coil are all lying near the surface IN the
newest formations-tcrtiaries and et-tertiaries
along the coasts. He seems not to know that
the deposits always precede he uplifts, and that
the same class of rocks We have in Florida lie
on the TANKS Of the Rocky Mountains, Alps, Car
pathians and Andes, at attitudes Of many thou
sands of feet, and that vast treasures are devel-
oped In mines therein.
We understand that Prof Powell, the Chief
Of the United States Survey, has strongly urged
the appropriation by our Legislature at the pres
ent session for a thorough geological survey Of
our State, and he cites to the material wealth
that will by this means be developed for the
benefit Of the State.
Prof Powell has at this very time several of
his chief assistants at work in the tertiaries Of
the Rocky Mountains, and 1t would seem that
after his vast personal observation of those ter
tiaries he can judge intelligenty as to the pros
pective developments Of our tsrtiaries in Florida.
Oh, pshaw ! have hardly patience sufficient to
read such an imbecile article as that of Mr. Cur
| tiss. OLD CITIZEN
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-Judgs Coslsy will sks ont Ms 1850 salary
a.. In,sr,Ssase Oonmiqvippsr via - euoAoo
ise he gsts Tor breakink The Francis Palms viii.
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sr.Opk public domain. as the President says
"hSusSs pssmiss amisless development and
riches, relief to our crowding population ana
homes TO thrift and industry" HIS letter IS
another wholesome guarantee that this promise
will berealissd through the continuance in pow
er IF ihe party which has thus far grandly vim
dicatedks claim to be the party of the people, |"
sgainst the party of corporations and the land
grabbers.-Boeten Glohe.
Major N. R. Gruelle returned to Ocala MOI
day. but will be back here to morrow to arrange
for the starting oat Of the surveying corps GU
the proposed Gainesville. Tallahassee and IVES
tern road.-Gainessias Advocate.
-SAys the Philadelphia Tma' "There .
nota Republican 10 the country, from Blame
down. who does not regard Cleveland as the one
obstacle to Republican success in 1888"
The survey for the Alabama, Florida ana
Atlantic Railroad Is now being made through
Orange county. The line as now proposed
passes nfogh Alfoona, then south between
Sorrento and Mt Dom, then by route not ye'
deksmihelaS Rockledgs and down the coast 70
Bisc.yaes$ZsassDod Rspsoaoan.
Captain II. G. Townsend has returned from
Florilh. e9a II here doing heavy work to~aro
Increasing the subscription list Of the Alaoama
M1l6&i 1te Captain is nothing il not active
and progressiye-Bsia5aidps Democrat
Orlando has been decided upon as the place
at which the next colored State fair Is to be held
1t win occur In Februay-0r'ande Exporter
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CONFRNATfoKR

Thomas L. Wilson, TO be State Attorney for
the Sixth Judicial Circuit
@. p. HeAly, to be Sheriff Of Voiusis county.
6las B. Wright, to be Assessor Of Taxes for
Voiusia county.
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"Wsaan ana Mer Dlsesses''
4 The title Of IN interesting illustrated treatise
Geo pageel sent postpaid, for 10 cents In stamps
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
don, BunAlo, NY.
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sUPnsm. osU1 eSnfepAs
s...ary xer1 A, y.
Geo Fuller, Appellant. Il Abhe RuIl5 Ap-
PEN -DkI d,pn,yN/

/. An executrix sold under an order Of the
-nunty Judge, lands of her testaarix. and sthey
purchased by r., who, under the VIII was
FOR himself and his tcstatFix's daughter.
- II pay the consideration @ the .exeSp-
ga kpently the probate Il shesV04 We
If the mOiheE- T. and. ~
"a: Hts1 That the daugh-
80 Acres $780,; :; ';';;; :; y - +
\stilg ben -6A1e
by the executrix.
The phenomenal ss,;en Of f ,ns WI
mas ~ over to the ex-
80 ACRss -, = ,' .e. tss.
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Have you visited Murray Hall :
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-"o0Ay 's'0s - A"' ST
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TIM hid daat8stisn says that withou!
ClevelcS ~ WiltbA no Democratic success
in 1854" The Ppsf cannot think that any Ia
is a impseskite necessity 70 any party. -Hoas0"
.afSjl1Sg Hssasl aius. but tn. failure %
renominats Cleveland would be looked upon -
. Democratic condemnation Of his policy, anu
that would LEAD 70 .Denocntic defeat-'A''''